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by sys32768 4y ago
>The study makes educated guesses of taxpayers’ race and ethnicity from their names and zip codes listed on tax forms, then assigns probabilities, which it uses to draw conclusions.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Did they not check their email? They were supposed to have been notified by email.
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by sys32768 4y ago
No, it was this one. [1] I would respond more in depth, but your total lack of sympathy shows a dismissive bias as tenacious as any boomer you insult. [1] http://www.montanakaimin.com/features/a-death-at-aber-hall/
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by sys32768 4y ago
I don't disagree. Not long after that incident, a drunk frat student plunged to his death at the same college. Maybe what society needs is each city gets its own walled Sin City, a sort of padded playground where people can choose to r
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by sys32768 4y ago
If you are in society and altering your mind and impairing your judgement, you're no longer the default "you" but a chemically compromised and unpredictable actor, who may be out of control. In her third week of college, my d
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by sys32768 4y ago
Oddly enough, same happened to me many years ago. Only thing that helps slightly is Breathe Right strips. My father had the same issue so maybe our left nostril DNA got dented.
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by sys32768 4y ago
This reminds of that delightfully charming episode of "Japanology Plus - Tokyo : Backstreets and Alleys": https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7nkz3a
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by sys32768 4y ago
I always wait on the line until I get an actual person and then I give them a satisfyingly long raspberry. I think it would be more effective if I learned a Hindi curse.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Our local airport closed yesterday due to icy runways. Planes would circle a while then refuel 100s of miles away, then return to try again. We don't often see freezing rain here. It creates a hard, bubbly layer of ice that cannot be s
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by sys32768 4y ago
Great science fiction but in our world somebody long ago would have leaked hi-res photos and other proof of these craft if they existed. This type of information would inspire countless Snowdens to risk life in prison just for the sake of i
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by sys32768 4y ago
My ex taught in several schools in a fairly rural area and always praised the attention spans of the Hutterite children which seemed almost remarkable in comparison to the regular tweens who had smart phones.
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by sys32768 4y ago
It doesn't take much for us to believe someone is human, mostly confirming expected behaviors, doing small talk, etc. But AI NPCs will do all that and seem to have will and even conscience. I feel dizzy trying to think through the soci
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by sys32768 4y ago
These AI advances are thrilling and a bit spooky. RPG games will include options for laws of karma or configuring an omniscient AI "god" who ingests all of your actions and develops consequences or new plots and dialogue. And of c
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by sys32768 4y ago
Giving free money to most geniuses I know would result in morbid obesity of both them and their Steam libraries. Genius doesn't produce much when motivation is lacking, and most geniuses I know just aren't very motivated. Many exp
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by sys32768 4y ago
Musk IRS audit in 3...2...
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by sys32768 4y ago
Conjures happy memories of Populous (1989) and Cadaver (1990) on the Commodore Amiga.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Time for hardware tokens based on DNA, so that nobody gets online unless they are exactly and uniquely who they are, and fully trackable from all points of contact. To get in, you must have the token. Bad actors lose access similar to jail
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by sys32768 4y ago
This subreddit has 2.3 million users https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/
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by sys32768 4y ago
Agreed. It's great for sharing links or media, but for discourse it is hardly better than a bumper sticker or billboard that soon vanishes from sight.
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by sys32768 4y ago
On my Z5 I can use the built-in Landscape mode, and on the Z6 I can use auto or manual. Autocorrect RAW in Adobe Photoshop looks good. And certainly on a 4k monitor the DSLR images reveal more detail. My post here has me realizing I need to
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by sys32768 4y ago
Thanks for the tip on Apple Photos. Had not tried that.
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by sys32768 4y ago
This is true. I should have added "in good light". The DSLR images also retain much more detail in cropping.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I am still not understanding why my iPhone 13 landscape photos look as good as those from my $900 Nikkor Z 24mm f/1.8 S prime lens with its superior optics on a $2k DSLR body. If the reason is fancy post-processing, then why can'
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by sys32768 4y ago
I do think news outlets should be held accountable for blatant disinformation. Then they can be fined via a "lie tax" with a required rating on their front pages just like restaurants have a health rating. That tax then goes to fu
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by sys32768 4y ago
I have bought/deployed Dell business Latitude and OptiPlex systems for 18+ years. While everything is lighter and cheaper in terms of build quality, stability is still rock solid overall unless you get cursed with a "known issue&q
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by sys32768 4y ago
I thought scientists already classified bears as omnivores? I can't recall the last time I saw bear scat that wasn't full of seeds from berries.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I agree I stepped in some snark here, but this city has a human feces tracker app, which I failed to include which may have softened the blow: http://mochimachine.org/wasteland/#
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by sys32768 4y ago
I thought San Francisco was a public toilet?
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We had a phishing email this week that Microsoft Defender let through. Its email body link was a Microsoft short URL like https://ncv.microsoft.com/ which then landed on another Microsoft URL that began with https:/&#
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by sys32768 4y ago
Not sure I want to live in a world where billions of people still believe what they see when these deepfake technologies mature. Not sure I will care either, because by that time I will have been locked in my living room for weeks playing m

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